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DeletedUser14087
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Try CCleaner for cleaning out your registries.
As for ram defragmenter...
What do you mean by ram defragmenter?
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| Posted: Fri Oct 31, 2008 4:08 pm Post subject: |
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| kls85 wrote: | Try CCleaner for cleaning out your registries.
As for ram defragmenter...
What do you mean by ram defragmenter? |
Frees up RAM being used in fragmented unwanted ways.
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| MemOptimizer™ If you must have one... Personally I wouldn't bother..
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DeletedUser14087
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| Posted: Fri Oct 31, 2008 4:29 pm Post subject: |
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| [Psych] wrote: | | MemOptimizer™ If you must have one... Personally I wouldn't bother.. |
Hey, that looks awesome, thank you very much. (+rep for finding me a compatible mem dfrg).
| kls85 wrote: | Try CCleaner for cleaning out your registries.
As for ram defragmenter...
What do you mean by ram defragmenter? |
CCleaner is not that good for a Registry Cleaner / Tweaker / Optimizer.
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kls85
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| Rot1 wrote: | | [Psych] wrote: | | MemOptimizer™ If you must have one... Personally I wouldn't bother.. |
Hey, that looks awesome, thank you very much. (+rep for finding me a compatible mem dfrg).
| kls85 wrote: | Try CCleaner for cleaning out your registries.
As for ram defragmenter...
What do you mean by ram defragmenter? |
CCleaner is not that good for a Registry Cleaner / Tweaker / Optimizer. |
It only deletes registries entries that's invalid, but I never mentioned it will optimize your registry entries.
For that you may want to look at Auslogic Registry defragmenter. It's free too.
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| kls85 wrote: | | Rot1 wrote: | | [Psych] wrote: | | MemOptimizer™ If you must have one... Personally I wouldn't bother.. |
Hey, that looks awesome, thank you very much. (+rep for finding me a compatible mem dfrg).
| kls85 wrote: | Try CCleaner for cleaning out your registries.
As for ram defragmenter...
What do you mean by ram defragmenter? |
CCleaner is not that good for a Registry Cleaner / Tweaker / Optimizer. |
wow... looks good, thanks
It only deletes registries entries that's invalid, but I never mentioned it will optimize your registry entries.
For that you may want to look at Auslogic Registry defragmenter. It's free too. |
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| [Psych] wrote: | | MemOptimizer™ If you must have one... Personally I wouldn't bother.. |
These tools are bullshit.
Your OS knows better than some program, it will take care of itself.
You don't defrag ram, there's no platters to read from. There's nothing to defragment, shit goes in, and leaves, and your OS takes care of everything.
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kls85
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| slovach wrote: | | [Psych] wrote: | | MemOptimizer™ If you must have one... Personally I wouldn't bother.. |
These tools are bullshit.
Your OS knows better than some program, it will take care of itself.
You don't defrag ram, there's no platters to read from. There's nothing to defragment, shit goes in, and leaves, and your OS takes care of everything. |
Read a article in a magazine once about SSDs and they said defraging it will reduce the life of the drive since it's made from flash based ram.
Defragment is only for HDs with mechanical moving parts.
BTW, Vista defrag your hdds automatically every week or so.
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use the default tools like Disk Clean up and defrag. They are good in Vista but they suck balls in XP
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| kls85 wrote: | | slovach wrote: | | [Psych] wrote: | | MemOptimizer™ If you must have one... Personally I wouldn't bother.. |
These tools are bullshit.
Your OS knows better than some program, it will take care of itself.
You don't defrag ram, there's no platters to read from. There's nothing to defragment, shit goes in, and leaves, and your OS takes care of everything. |
Read a article in a magazine once about SSDs and they said defraging it will reduce the life of the drive since it's made from flash based ram.
Defragment is only for HDs with mechanical moving parts.
BTW, Vista defrag your hdds automatically every week or so. |
Because of the write endurance, but this is becoming less and less of a worry.
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